OpenAI urged to proactively disclose any further hacking incidents after breach
jachiam0 · x · 2026-09-12
Following OpenAI's hacking incident, a prominent AI safety researcher argues the company should proactively disclose whether other unauthorized access or data exfiltration events occurred — and admit if records are insufficient to know. She notes early fact-finding deserves charity, but steady drip-drip-drip disclosure is unlikely to win trust from a public weighing bans and moratoria; prompt disclosure with an initial investigation and mitigation plan would serve better.
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